Font
KG Royals
Author
Font
1
License
Added
Sep 11, 2013
Updated
Sep 26, 2014
Description
KG Royals font by Kimberly Geswein is a decorative typeface that encapsulates a vibrant, festive essence. Designed with a whimsical flair, this font stands out with its unique and inviting style, making it a delightful addition to any creative project. Its casual and informal nature ensures it doesn’t take itself too seriously, bringing a friendly and cheerful vibe in the process. If you’re looking to add a decorative flair to your designs while keeping things light-hearted, this one is for you.
The font can be ideal for poster design, t-shirts, greeting cards, invitations, illustrations, infographics, branding, packaging, social media posts, and more. With so many ideas and visual projects to deal with daily, add this new one to your list of options for a rendering filled with originality and uniqueness.
This font is free for personal use only. If you want to use it for commercial purposes, make sure to buy a commercial license.
The font can be ideal for poster design, t-shirts, greeting cards, invitations, illustrations, infographics, branding, packaging, social media posts, and more. With so many ideas and visual projects to deal with daily, add this new one to your list of options for a rendering filled with originality and uniqueness.
This font is free for personal use only. If you want to use it for commercial purposes, make sure to buy a commercial license.
Author's note
Free for personal use. For commercial licensing, please see http://kimberlygeswein.com
Build your own stacked bunting by using these easy-to-layer bunting images. Capital letters have long alphabet bunting, while lowercase letters have short alphabet bunting. Parentheses, braces, and brackets have tails to attach the bunting, and the underscore has a connecting piece to make the bunting "ribbon" on top connect over each piece. Solid buntings are in the greater-than and less-than keys (greater-than makes a long bunting, less-than makes a short bunting). Use these to build shadows or put a color behind your bunting. Totally customizable and fun!
Includes a PDF How-To guide for best usage.
In order to use all of the features of this font, you need to use a program that allows multiple layers, like Photoshop. In Microsoft programs, you will need to layer multiple text boxes.
Build your own stacked bunting by using these easy-to-layer bunting images. Capital letters have long alphabet bunting, while lowercase letters have short alphabet bunting. Parentheses, braces, and brackets have tails to attach the bunting, and the underscore has a connecting piece to make the bunting "ribbon" on top connect over each piece. Solid buntings are in the greater-than and less-than keys (greater-than makes a long bunting, less-than makes a short bunting). Use these to build shadows or put a color behind your bunting. Totally customizable and fun!
Includes a PDF How-To guide for best usage.
In order to use all of the features of this font, you need to use a program that allows multiple layers, like Photoshop. In Microsoft programs, you will need to layer multiple text boxes.
